Governance
Posts filed under Governance.
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You Can Build Your Own Software Now. Buy the Cheap Tool Anyway.
Replit dropped a seven-figure software contract for an app its own people built, and Berry runs on a CRM we built ourselves. The flip is real. It still does not mean you should start building. Buy the cheap tool first, and build when nothing fits.
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Cheap Mistakes Go to AI. Expensive Ones Wait.
Routine AI work becomes dangerous when an error passes every control and sits unnoticed. Sort tasks by the thinking they need and the consequence of escape, then measure the checking layer with sampled escape rate and time to detection.
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The Four Stages of Reviewing AI Work
Reviewing AI work moves from trusting too much to checking everything, then to a written standard and better-aimed review. The company can run slower while it learns, so plan for the tuning.
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The AI Policy Template That Fits on One Page
Give your team a clear way to use AI, with approved tools, a real stop before client-facing actions and someone responsible for the checks.
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Delegate the Inputs, Own the Outputs
A task being easy to check doesn't mean anyone checks it. Give agents room to prepare work, with a named owner for the checks and the client send.
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Shadow AI: The AI Your Firm Already Uses (That You've Never Seen)
Shadow AI is work done with AI tools the firm hasn't approved or can't see. Ask how the last client deliverable was made, then check its sources, conclusions and client-data sharing.